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Reiko Heckel,Sebastian Th?nerate variability. Exposure measures what one has at risk.The most commonly accepted definition stems from Adler and Dumas(1984). A good summary of their definition is found in Levi (1990,p. 187). The definition runs as follows: ‘Foreign exchange exposure isthe sensitivity of real domestic currency v

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Marek A. Bednarczyk,Luca Bernardinello,Wies?aw Paw?owski,Lucia Pomelloprocess of development at the Economic Planning Agency. The model is a multicountry model involving nine individual country models and a small regional block, which are linked together through a trade-linkage submodel and other channels of direct linkages. Section II of this paper will summarize the

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Antónia Lopes,José Luiz Fiadeiroerated a great deal of academic and policy interest in the causes of currency crises in emerging and developing economies. The main focus of this literature has been on whether the crisis was “inevitable” (first generation models) or “self-fulfilling” (second generation models). A common element in

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Narciso Martí-Oliet,José Meseguer,Miguel Palominoo be sure, between end 1990 and 2004 international reserves (excluding gold) in Asia rose from US$ 400 billion to US$ 2,600 billion (Figure 8.1; also see Chapters 1 and 9 of this volume).. Part of the motivation for the reserve accumulation may derive from a deep-rooted mercantilist desire by Asian

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Till Mossakowski,Donald Sannella,Andrzej Tarleckire of the productive system; others from financial disturbances. This book has dealt with some aspects of these difficulties. In the first part of the book we directed our attention to the supply side of the economy, and asked the questions how and to what extent the supply of manufacturing output i